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SaKhan
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1 year ago
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Hi.  I am working with my PowerBI dashboard there i used Guage , i took help from experts via Fabric Community but still my problem is not solved. so i was thinking  "looking for live, hands-on assi...
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  • Bibiano_Geraldo's avatar
    Bibiano_Geraldo
    1 year ago

    Hi SaKhan , 
    Look that in this image nothing was selected and the gauge is full filled with Max Sales:

    Now look that when i select a segment in slicer the the fill change in gauge but it keep my maximium value of my sales:

     

    To achive this aproach, Try the follow steps:

     

    I imagine that you have a measure to calculate weight forecast like this:

    Sales Amount = SUM(financials[ Sales])

     

    Now create a second measure for static Max Weight, something like this:

    Max Sales = 
CALCULATE(
    [Sales Amount], //measure created before
    ALL(financials) //removing all applied filters in table, replace the table with your own
)

     

    Now in your Gauge, put the [sales amount] measure (in my case) in the value field, and Max Sales in Maximum value as you can see below:

     

    Note: replace table and column names with your owns.

     

    If this post help you, please consider to mark as solution and give a Kudo.

     

    thank you

     

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JD_1111
New Member
1 year ago

Hello everyone, I don't know if I'm in the right place. I need support for PowerBI.

I´m missing the PowerBI add-in in Powerpoint. This is blocked for me. I will appreciate if anybody could help me in this case. Thanks, Jasmin

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123abc
Community Champion
1 year ago

Hi Jasmin! You’re in the right place for Power BI support! The Power BI add-in for PowerPoint can sometimes be restricted by an organization's admin settings, which may prevent you from enabling it on your own. Here are some steps that may help:

  1. Check with Your IT/Admin Team: Often, admins can unblock specific add-ins for users or make them available in Office apps. Reach out to your IT department to ask if they can enable the Power BI add-in for PowerPoint.

  2. Try Power BI Service Embedding: As an alternative, you could embed reports directly from the Power BI service into your presentation using screenshots, or export visuals as images or PDFs if the add-in is not available.

  3. Permissions and Licenses: Make sure you have the necessary permissions and licenses (such as Power BI Pro or Power BI Premium), as this may impact access to some add-ins and features.

If your admin team enables the add-in, you should be able to access it under Insert > Get Add-ins in PowerPoint and search for "Power BI."

Let me know if you need more guidance!